Commissioning software for onshore wind farms where the grid date arrives before the paperwork does.

Onshore projects run leaner than offshore, which usually means one completions coordinator holding several trackers and a folder of scanned checksheets.

The scope is still repetitive — the same turbine record set across every position — and still gated by an energisation date set by someone else.

Deskely gives a small team the same structure a large offshore project gets, without a document controller to run it.

Sites are rural and coverage is unreliable, so tablet execution has to work offline and sync later — the same requirement as offshore, for a different reason.

Punch is raised at the position with photos, categorised by whether it blocks energisation.

The commissioning engineer sees which positions are genuinely ready before scheduling a walkdown.

Planning consent brings conditions that survive construction: noise limits at named receptors, shadow flicker mitigation configured in the turbine controller, bat and bird curtailment regimes, habitat management commitments, and construction traffic and access track obligations agreed with the highway authority.

Each condition has a discharging authority and a piece of evidence behind it, and each is usually held by a different consultant to the one holding the commissioning records.

Keeping consent conditions in the same system as the turbine and grid evidence means final acceptance is not held six months by two undischarged conditions, and the operating team inherits a live obligations register instead of a box of consultant reports.